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Peconic, NY News & Events

Check out Peconic restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

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Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Winery Tours

May3

Walking tour inside the barrel and tank rooms, view the production facility and find out how your favorite wine is made, register

Where

Pindar Vineyards

37645 Main Rd.

Peconic, NY

Phone

631-734-6200

Price

$35

Website

Reggae Fest 2025

May3

Day of reggae, ska, and feel-good island music, paired with the finest craft beer on the East End

Where

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company

42155 Main Rd.

Peconic, NY

Phone

631-477-1100

Price

$25 in advance; $32 at the door

Website

greenportharborbrewing.com/upcoming-events

Cupcakes and Wine Mother's Day

May11

Join us on Mother's Day for a special pairing of three handmade cupcakes from the Blue Duck Bakery, perfectly matched with our three sparkling wines. Reservations are required and seating is limited.

Where

Pindar Vineyards

37645 Main Road (Route 25)

Peconic, NY

Phone

631-734-6200 x104

Price

Pairing $30 per person

Website

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